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MVP
I have a muzzle brake for the AR15 with no stamping. I am thinking it is a one off type brake but very well done like on a CNC machine.

Does anyone recognize it and can tell me anything about it?

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  • Permanently deleted user
    You need to clean your keyboard, that is nasty
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  • MVP
    quote:Originally posted by NUTFINN
    You need to clean your keyboard, that is nasty

    Those are the keys I dont ever use[:I][:o)]

    Besides it is my shop computer I spill coffee on it and dont really care what it looks like[:D]

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  • fishkiller41
    Looks like a "home-mader" to me, just like'ya said.
    I don't you'll find too much info on it.
    Sorry...


    Jeff
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  • buschmaster
    never seen one of those before.
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  • 1911a1-fan
    looks homemade to me too, i can't see the threads very well but they look pretty big
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  • MVP
    quote:Originally posted by 1911a1fan
    looks homemade to me too, i can't see the threads very well but they look pretty big

    It will thread onto a barrel with the standard AR threads.
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  • watrulookinat
    Looks like someone copied the .50 cal muzzle break. Someone had use of a machine shop.
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  • v35
    Reminds me of something off a 50BMG rifle and too much for the .223 which needs a flash hider, not a muzzle brake.
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  • BHAVIN
    The closest thing I have seen to that is a 50 break. I have never seen one like it for an AR. Probably right thinking it is a one of a kind job. Can't see how it would benefit an AR but who knows.
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  • drobs
    Looks like the brake on the Armalite 50 cals & 338 Lapulas.
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